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Pyrite oxidation leads to acidic conditions due to: A. a slow chemical oxidation of FeS2 B. a rapid chemical oxidation of FeS2 C. Bacterial oxidation of Fe++ D. All of these Solution Pyrite(FeS2) is a irion sulphide allso called fools gold found i n earth\'s crust especially in coals and mineral ores. The various steps of pyrite oxidation is as follws 2 FeS2 + 7 O2 + 2 H2O => 2 Fe2+ + 4 SO42- + 4 H+ Pyrite + Oxygen + Water => Ferrous Iron + Sulfate + Acidity 4 Fe2+ + O2 + 4 H+ => 4 Fe3+ + 2 H2O Ferrous Iron + Oxygen + Acidity => Ferric Iron + Water 4 Fe3+ + 12 H2O => 4 Fe(OH)3 ¯ + 12 H+ Ferric Iron + Water => Ferric Hydroxide (yellowboy) + Acidity FeS2 + 14 Fe3+ + 8 H2O => 15 Fe2+ + 2 SO42- + 16 H+ Pyrite + Ferric Iron + Water => Ferrous Iron + Sulfate + Acidity pyrite oxidation occurs at slow rate in rocks but some bacterias increases the rate of pyryte oxidation.
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Ferritin oxidizes Fe2+ to Fe3+ before mineralizing the iron in the ferritin core.?What is the oxidant for this process, and what is the byproduct produced when the oxidant is reduced?
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Ferritin are a family of natural, highly conserved supramolecular nanostructures designed for sequencing the thousands of iron atoms in a mineralised form.
The main important property of ferritin is the protection of DNA from oxidative damage. In presence of atmospheric oxygen at neutral pH, ferrous ion is readily oxidised to ferric form.
In addition to this hydrogen peroxide (H 2 O 2 ) which is a byproduct of oxygen metabaolism is used as an oxidant and catalyse the generation of highly toxic hydroxyl radicals which damages the proteins, membranes and DNA. So inorder to maintain adequate supply of iron, a molecular mechanism was developed which was utilised by ferritin.\\
Toxification reaction : H 2 O 2 + O 2 - -----> OH - + OH * + O 2
(Fe)
Ferritin consists of 2 subunits H(heavy) and L(light). The H subunit have a dinuclear iron center which consists of A and B binding sites where the fast conversion of Fe +2 to Fe +3 by dioxygen or hydrogen peroxide occurs. The L subunit is used for nucleation of iron core and stores it.
Ferrioxidation reaction : 2Fe +2 + O 2 + 4H 2 O -------> 2FeOOH Core + H 2 O 2 + 4H +
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Minerlization reaction : 4Fe +2 + O 2 + 6H 2 O -------> 4FeOOH Core + 8H +
Detoxification reaction : 4Fe +2 + H 2 O 2 + 2H 2 O -----> 2FeOOH Core + 4H +
Net reaction : Â Â 2Fe +2 + O 2 + 4H 2 O + P --------> (P-(Fe 2 O 2 ) FS +2 ----> (P-(Fe 2 O(OH) 2 ) FS +2 ---->
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Ferritin are a family of natural, highly conserved supramolecular nanostructures designed for sequencing the thousands of iron atoms in a mineralised form.
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#include
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#include
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social mobility
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D. A decrease from 0.10 to 0.05 (rounded).
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position and therefore any associated liability was also left out of the statement – this was known
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low, thus distorting gearing and other key financial ratios. This form of accounting did not
faithfully represent the transaction. In reality a company often effectively ‘owned’ these assets
and ‘owed a liability’.
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The increase of development in IT has leaded to tremendous increase in the use of visual forms
of communication. From the early begins of usage of social anthropology, where novel
technologies of register and reproduction of images were gradually incorporated within social
anthropology in terms of ethnographic film and later visual anthropology, research with visual
technologies and on visual data has evolved into other fields in the social science.
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are extensively used at various fields.
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peculiarity of the visual and its specific symbolic structure.
The following terms will describe best about the Visual analysis usage at a greater extent. 1.
Involving, 2. Sharing and 3. Analyzing.
The three terms described above are exactly useful for the best communication of Business
Research Paper or Proposal.
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photos can be analyzed as participatory acts. Sharing mostly involves in the combination of the
verbal data and visual data which leads to the easy understanding of presentation. Analysis
completely describes the different methods of analyses and show societal context.
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Procedures, 4. Response Rates, 5. Weighing and Variance Estimation.
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offer various services to the patients and needed people either directly or indirectlty, which
includes some support services or a broad range of patient care services. In this the care
providers think before and after the work or role he has done to the patients. The service
providers interacted and integrated with similar parties, exchange, share, and at the end benefit
all. Most of the care centers which offers variety of services join together, and exchange
information or patients also.
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group for sharing the work. Here the care provider may look for other provider who do the same,
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the difference between savings and investment (according to economists) and what role does the
financial system serve in bridging the gap between savings and investment? Explain why a
person would want to invest in stocks and bonds rather than keep their money in a savings
account.? ( 200 words)
Solution
Ans.
The financial system is concerned about credit, money and finance. It is a set of complex and
inter-mixed financial institutions ,financial markets, financial instruments and services.It is a
system that enables lenders and borrowers to exchange funds.It serves as a link between savers
and investors.Financial system promotes the process of capital formation and is a mechanism of
transfer of resources.Such as it channelise savings into business sector by offering loans.
Most important financial market is bonds market.In this market bond is like a contract paper with
maturity date and rate at which it is paid back to buyers.The money that companies get from
bonds can be further used for making profitable projects.When bond matures it is paid back to
purchaser with interest. The other market is of stocks market where stocks are issued by selling
shares to the public and trading is done with stockholders in stock exchange.It has higher returns
than bonds.
The two financial intermediaries are banks and mutual funds.Where banks are the financial
institutions that receives deposits and make loans.They pay interest on their deposits and charge
borrowers higher interst rate on their loans.Mutual funds are investment that uses money from
many investors to invest in bonds and stocks.
Savings are part of disposable income that is left after consumption of goods and
accumulated.Whereas investment means addition to stock of capital goods that adds to the future
productive capacity of the economy. Financial system is an important vehicle for economic
transformation.It bridges the gap between savings and investment through efficient mobilization
and allocation of surplus funds.It facilitates flow of funds from areas of surplus to deficit.
The money in savings account cannot be sold or traded to other investors such that they are not
negotiable, Whereas bonds are sold by investors to other investors before bonds reach there
maturity date.Money in savings account offers less return than bonds but bonds offer higher
returns which are considered as safe investment when borrowed from goverenment .so its better
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1) Good technology transfer between projects is one of the major advantages of projectized
organization. ( T or F)
2) Program Management is less comprehensive and inclusive than project management.( T or F)
3) The partnership type of organization is very difficult to organize as it has relatively large
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4) Forecasting estimates the results and planning provides strategies. (T or F)
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C. Binomial distribution
D) Negative exponential distribution
E. None of the above
2) The biggest Advantage/advantages of the exponential smoothing method of forecasting is:
A) No waiting period is required and not a large data is required even then reasonably good
forecasting.
B) It includes the benefits of the time series analysis of forecasting as it belongs to this category.
C) The value of alpha (smoothing constant )can be made to change or adapt to changed
circumstances.
D. All of the above
E. Only A and B.
3) The important disadvantage/disadvantages of MBO as observed are:
A. Time and paper work involved
B. Supervisor just assigns and does not negotiate
C. It leads to Gamesmanship of subordinates
D. It does not avoid the tendency of subordinates to focus on relatively few goals.
E. All of the above
4) The title \'section chief or foreman, is used for which of the following position?
A) team leader
B. middle manager
C. first-line manager
D. top manager
E. Aged worker
5) About the middle managers which of the following is true?
A. Make plan of intermediate range to achieve long terr goals
B. Integrate and coordinate the short range decisions and activities
C. Establish department policies together
D. Options A and B are true if taken together
E. options A, B, and C, are true if taken
True or False Questions:
1) Good technology transfer between projects is one of the major advantages of projectized
organization. ( T or F)
2) Program Management is less comprehensive and inclusive than project management.( T or F)
3) The partnership type of organization is very difficult to organize as it has relatively large
restrictions. (T or F).
4) Forecasting estimates the results and planning provides strategies. (T or F)
Multiple choice questions:
1) The distribution that you use for networks in project considering probability of three times is
known as:
A) Normal distribution
B) Exponential distribution.
C. Binomial distribution
D) Negative exponential distribution
E. None of the above
2) The biggest Advantage/advantages of the exponential smoothing method of forecasting is:
A) No waiting period is required and not a large data is required even then reasonably good
forecasting.
B) It includes the benefits of the time series analysis of forecasting as it belongs to this category.
C) The value of alpha (smoothing constant )can be made to chan.
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TESDA TM1 REVIEWER FOR NATIONAL ASSESSMENT WRITTEN AND ORAL QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS.
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#include
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#include
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struct l_Date
{
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};
struct record
{
int bookid;
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char Author[20];
char possession[20];
struct l_Date checkedout_date;
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};
struct record r;
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printf(\"g. Close Application\");
printf(\"Enter your choice:\");
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{
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break;
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deletebooks();
break;
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searchbooks();
break;
case \'d\':
issuebooks();
break;
case \'e\':
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break;
case \'f\':
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case \'g\':
{
clrscr();
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exit(0);
}
default:
{
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}
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equals €500 million. All lease contracts last another 5 years on December 31, 2015. As expected
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of leases.
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transaction – ie its commercial reality, rather than its strict legal form. In other words, the legal
basis of a transaction can be used to hide the true nature of a transaction. It is argued that by
applying substance, the financial statements become more reliable and ensure that the lease is
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position and therefore any associated liability was also left out of the statement – this was known
as ‘off balance sheet’ finance and was a way that companies were able to keep their liabilities
low, thus distorting gearing and other key financial ratios. This form of accounting did not
faithfully represent the transaction. In reality a company often effectively ‘owned’ these assets
and ‘owed a liability’.
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of communication. From the early begins of usage of social anthropology, where novel
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anthropology in terms of ethnographic film and later visual anthropology, research with visual
technologies and on visual data has evolved into other fields in the social science.
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peculiarity of the visual and its specific symbolic structure.
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Research Paper or Proposal.
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photos can be analyzed as participatory acts. Sharing mostly involves in the combination of the
verbal data and visual data which leads to the easy understanding of presentation. Analysis
completely describes the different methods of analyses and show societal context.
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Solution
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offer various services to the patients and needed people either directly or indirectlty, which
includes some support services or a broad range of patient care services. In this the care
providers think before and after the work or role he has done to the patients. The service
providers interacted and integrated with similar parties, exchange, share, and at the end benefit
all. Most of the care centers which offers variety of services join together, and exchange
information or patients also.
in horizontal integraion, one kind of services are offered by the care centers, all these joined as a
group for sharing the work. Here the care provider may look for other provider who do the same,
and join with them. It helps them to utilize their resoruces in optimum way and minimize
wastage. Forexample: these both can maintain a group of professional doctors, they can utilize
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the difference between savings and investment (according to economists) and what role does the
financial system serve in bridging the gap between savings and investment? Explain why a
person would want to invest in stocks and bonds rather than keep their money in a savings
account.? ( 200 words)
Solution
Ans.
The financial system is concerned about credit, money and finance. It is a set of complex and
inter-mixed financial institutions ,financial markets, financial instruments and services.It is a
system that enables lenders and borrowers to exchange funds.It serves as a link between savers
and investors.Financial system promotes the process of capital formation and is a mechanism of
transfer of resources.Such as it channelise savings into business sector by offering loans.
Most important financial market is bonds market.In this market bond is like a contract paper with
maturity date and rate at which it is paid back to buyers.The money that companies get from
bonds can be further used for making profitable projects.When bond matures it is paid back to
purchaser with interest. The other market is of stocks market where stocks are issued by selling
shares to the public and trading is done with stockholders in stock exchange.It has higher returns
than bonds.
The two financial intermediaries are banks and mutual funds.Where banks are the financial
institutions that receives deposits and make loans.They pay interest on their deposits and charge
borrowers higher interst rate on their loans.Mutual funds are investment that uses money from
many investors to invest in bonds and stocks.
Savings are part of disposable income that is left after consumption of goods and
accumulated.Whereas investment means addition to stock of capital goods that adds to the future
productive capacity of the economy. Financial system is an important vehicle for economic
transformation.It bridges the gap between savings and investment through efficient mobilization
and allocation of surplus funds.It facilitates flow of funds from areas of surplus to deficit.
The money in savings account cannot be sold or traded to other investors such that they are not
negotiable, Whereas bonds are sold by investors to other investors before bonds reach there
maturity date.Money in savings account offers less return than bonds but bonds offer higher
returns which are considered as safe investment when borrowed from goverenment .so its better
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away from the heart to the cells, tissues, and organs of the body. 2. A major route of
transportation into which local routes flow: Traffic was heavy on the central artery.
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windows server 2012 and BUILD 2011 of developer preview. Unlike windows 8, windows
server 2012 developer made provisions to MSDN subscribers. Microsoft improves, Windows
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Solution
A scope statement has to be created in order to convince and get agreement from the client and
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miscommunication
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True or False Questions:
1) Good technology transfer between projects is one of the major advantages of projectized
organization. ( T or F)
2) Program Management is less comprehensive and inclusive than project management.( T or F)
3) The partnership type of organization is very difficult to organize as it has relatively large
restrictions. (T or F).
4) Forecasting estimates the results and planning provides strategies. (T or F)
Multiple choice questions:
1) The distribution that you use for networks in project considering probability of three times is
known as:
A) Normal distribution
B) Exponential distribution.
C. Binomial distribution
D) Negative exponential distribution
E. None of the above
2) The biggest Advantage/advantages of the exponential smoothing method of forecasting is:
A) No waiting period is required and not a large data is required even then reasonably good
forecasting.
B) It includes the benefits of the time series analysis of forecasting as it belongs to this category.
C) The value of alpha (smoothing constant )can be made to change or adapt to changed
circumstances.
D. All of the above
E. Only A and B.
3) The important disadvantage/disadvantages of MBO as observed are:
A. Time and paper work involved
B. Supervisor just assigns and does not negotiate
C. It leads to Gamesmanship of subordinates
D. It does not avoid the tendency of subordinates to focus on relatively few goals.
E. All of the above
4) The title \'section chief or foreman, is used for which of the following position?
A) team leader
B. middle manager
C. first-line manager
D. top manager
E. Aged worker
5) About the middle managers which of the following is true?
A. Make plan of intermediate range to achieve long terr goals
B. Integrate and coordinate the short range decisions and activities
C. Establish department policies together
D. Options A and B are true if taken together
E. options A, B, and C, are true if taken
True or False Questions:
1) Good technology transfer between projects is one of the major advantages of projectized
organization. ( T or F)
2) Program Management is less comprehensive and inclusive than project management.( T or F)
3) The partnership type of organization is very difficult to organize as it has relatively large
restrictions. (T or F).
4) Forecasting estimates the results and planning provides strategies. (T or F)
Multiple choice questions:
1) The distribution that you use for networks in project considering probability of three times is
known as:
A) Normal distribution
B) Exponential distribution.
C. Binomial distribution
D) Negative exponential distribution
E. None of the above
2) The biggest Advantage/advantages of the exponential smoothing method of forecasting is:
A) No waiting period is required and not a large data is required even then reasonably good
forecasting.
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